Word of the Day: Schadenfreude

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Tuesday, September 19, 2023

Today's Word Brought to You By Schadenfreude noun 1. Pleasure derived by someone from another person's misfortune. "I felt a twinge of schadenfreude when I heard that my former colleague who liked to cause trouble for others had been fired." "Sarah couldn't help but feel a bit of schadenfreude when she found out that the man who stole her car had been arrested." "Part of my happiness in winning the prize is schadenfreude that my neighbor didn't win the garden club award for the fifth time." Today's Word Brought to You By Harvard Data Scientist Shocks Finance Community With Returns in This Market It's one of the oldest markets in the world, but until recently, the average person would never have dreamed of investing in it. Then a Harvard data scientist and his team cracked the code with a system to identify "excess alpha." The company that makes it all possible is called Masterworks, whose unique investment platform enables savvy investors to invest in blue-chip art for a fraction of the cost. So far, it's been right on the money. Every one of their 13 exits has been profitable, with recent exits delivering +10.4%, +13.9%, and +35.0% net annualized returns. See important Regulation A disclosures at masterworks.com/cd  Learn More German, late 19th century German has a bevy of words to describe emotions in more descriptive ways than English allows. Some of these feelings are so universal that instead of attempting to cobble together a description in English, we've adopted the German words. ... Do you remember these words? Thank you for supporting our advertisers.

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